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vsnf

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    Comment #40697543

    I think I’m being misinterpreted, which is on me for being unclear. To address a sibling commenter first: no, I don’t think any mention of covid is a political statement, that’d be…

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    Comment #40697207

    please don’t mistake me for some kind of anti-vaccine anti-mask zealot. Having diligently participated in all the responsible social and personal anti-covid measures, my take on th…

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    Comment #40696937

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    Comment #40696907

    Just so we’re clear and you can be on record with it: you support fascism?

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    Comment #40696075

    A looming Christofascist dictatorship is not what I’d consider a minor political realignment, but potato potato, I guess

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    Comment #40696061

    Would you accept a denial? Seems like you’re just spoiling for a fight.

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    Comment #40695840

    No comment re: recommendations on building, but if you're interested, alternative terminology often includes corporate intel / intelligence.

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    Comment #40676433

    The dual posting it’s important but does not mark Nakasone as uniquely talented — the post is always served by the current director of the NSA.

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    Comment #40668473

    For the interested, Tetlock wrote a book called 'Superforecasting', and also set up a company using his research to utilize the prowess of those forecasters ( https://goodjudgment.…

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    Comment #40668129

    Sometimes I feel like I'm being caught in a pincer maneuver by contemporary US society where the far right is wielding increasingly concerning amounts of governmental power to forc…

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    Comment #40665919

    I understand that the team at BlueSky is tiny and that they were firstly prioritizing getting a stable, core featureset out, but I firmly believe that keeping posts private to non …

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    Comment #40659575

    In my understanding feral is a domesticated creature that has found it self adapting back to the wild, while a wild creature was never domesticated at all. How can pigeons be feral…

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    Comment #40654026

    I had an ATT unlimited data plan, grandfathered from way back in 2004 or something. It was wonderful while cellular data was still only available in limited amounts. I only finally…

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    Comment #40645431

    I’d kill for a phone with proper music control hardware buttons. I miss my iPod, and being able to control it, precisely, from my pocket.

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    Comment #40643572

    Pi Hole is nice, I run it as an add-on in my router's OpenWRT install. But it's not useful for my AppleTV.

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    Comment #40643528

    Absolutely my experience with Starbucks. Their default Pike Roast drip coffee is black as pitch and tastes like pure carbon. It could very well act as a smelling salt to snap one o…

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    Comment #40630474

    What does it matter what they say. There are no consequences to lying, so the only correct move is to assume they are.

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    Comment #40622536

    > This result exceeds the performance promised by the manufacturers If only this could be said of more companies products.

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    Comment #40605651

    A temporary solution lasting until the AI fits in our AI-glasses or stealth headphones.

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    Comment #40598564

    fwiw I like the windows key. Win-e for explorer Win-x for system commands Win-r for run Win-v for advanced paste and emoji search Win-tab is trash though, I autohotkey it away on e…

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    Comment #40593947

    The correct solution here is to give credit for the problem to acknowledge genuine clever problem solving, and then offer extra credit for doing it the pedagogical way.

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    Comment #40593942

    Never would I ever have come up with using logarithms. But I am also a math idiot. My solution used recursion.

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    Comment #40583815

    > The panel did not identify evidence related to individuals younger than age 50 years. For anyone else who was wondering why they don't recommend it to healthy people below 50.

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    Comment #40582481

    > Maps, Android, Earth, Translate, I guess? This is fair, I shouldn't have omitted them. They do level the ratio of launches to shutdowns a bit. They slipped my mind because I pers…

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    Comment #40582364

    I'm of two minds on Google's MO on products. On one hand, I appreciate that they try all sorts of things and seem to have almost no hesitation with launching some things which are …